Issue 18142: Various stereotype attributes should have multiplicity 0..1 in the SoaML profile (soaml-rtf)
Source: Model Driven Solutions (Mr. Ed Seidewitz, ed-s(at)modeldriven.com)
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Summary: Specification: Service oriented architecture Modeling Language (SoaML) Specification (formal/12-03-01)

Subclause: 6.4.2 Attachment, 6.4.8 MessageType

 

The attributes of the stereotypes Attachment (encoding and mimeType) and MessageType (encoding) are shown as having 0..1 multiplicity (which seems to be correct) in the textual descriptions for the stereotypes in the specification document, but have multiplicity 1..1 in the profile model XMI (and in Figure 6.2.7). The multiplicities for the attributes of Attachment and MessageType should be changed to 0..1 in the normative XMI.

 


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Specification: Service oriented architecture Modeling Language (SoaML) Specification (formal/12-03-01)

Subclause: 6.4.2 Attachment, 6.4.8 MessageType

 

The attributes of the stereotypes Attachment (encoding and mimeType) and MessageType (encoding) are shown as having 0..1 multiplicity (which seems to be correct) in the textual descriptions for the stereotypes in the specification document, but have multiplicity 1..1 in the profile model XMI (and in Figure 6.2.7). The multiplicities for the attributes of Attachment and MessageType should be changed to 0..1 in the normative XMI.